Technical documentation is increasingly being read by AI agents, creating a new set of demands around how that information is published and structured. Docsy , the Google-created documentation project used by major cloud native projects, is now moving to the Linux Foundation as it adds features aimed specifically at that machine audience. Erin McKean , senior developer relations engineer at Google and a member of the Docsy steering committee, announced the move in a keynote on Wednesday at the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit Europe in Prague. First announced by Google in 2019 , Docsy is...

Source: The New Stack